A Columbia College Student in the Eighteenth Century / / Daniel D. Tompkins; Edna L. Jacobsen, Ray W. Irwin.

The essays of Daniel D. Tompkins, a Columbia University graduate of the class of 1795. Represents a student's interests and opinions during this period in the University's history as Columbia College.

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Place / Publishing House:New York, NY : : Columbia University Press, , [1940]
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Year of Publication:1940
Language:English
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Foreword / Butler, Nicholas Murray
  • Contents
  • Illustrations
  • Introduction
  • On Choosing Public Officials
  • On the Indians and Slavery
  • On the Study of the Dead Languages
  • On Idleness
  • On Plays
  • On Drunkenness
  • On Oratory
  • On Slavery: I
  • On Slavery: II
  • On the Development of the Arts and Sciences in America
  • On Acquiring a Knowledge of Language and the Rules of Good Writing
  • On Capital Punishment
  • On the Difficulty of Writing Composition
  • On Novels
  • On Prejudice
  • On the Comparative Merits of Studying Classical Poetry and Prose
  • On Dishonesty and Extreme Indulgence
  • On Government: I
  • On Government: II
  • On Juvenile Societies
  • On Rural Life in Relation to Poetry
  • On Knowledge
  • On Suitable Courses of Study: I
  • On Suitable Courses of Study: II
  • On Publication
  • Valedictory Oration
  • Index